Sizing & fit for hair loss hats

I make many of the styles from my workroom in Westcott, this means I can make them in S, M, and L sizes. The ‘High St.’ manufactures to a regular head fitting (56cms), so if you are experiencing problems getting hats to fit or hats to stay on, please get in touch. (Small and large sizes can be made in many of our styles.) Please enter your head measurement when ordering, so that I can ‘size’ the order before dispatching it to you. The hats are hand made and hand finished, time is needed for the process. But a fast delivery brings only momentary joy, I prefer to receive your thanks for a hat well cut and made.

Before placing your order please measure your head fitting by placing a tape measure ‘Rambo’ style (!) around your forehead. (Place the tape measure just over your eyebrows at the front and ensure the measure goes round the bump at the back of your head i.e the widest part of your head front to back.) If you like to wear your hats looser don’t ‘compensate’ with the measurement – we group head fittings within the S, M and L categories and all our hats are made from stretch fabrics, so there is 2-3 cms flexibility around your actual head measurement size.

As the Suburban Turban range is made up of soft Lycra jersey that hugs the head, most head shapes can be accommodated. With the flexibility and give in our products, common issues that appear with structured hats just don’t happen with our female hair loss headwear. For example, if you have a more oval shaped head then you may have experienced gapping around the head fitting at the sides. Our hats will simply mould to your head shape.

Size guide

UK

6 ½

6 ⅝

6 ¾

6 ⅞

7

7 ⅛

7 ¼

7 ⅜

7 ½

7 ⅝

7 ¾

Metric

53

54

55

56

57

58

59

60

61

62

63

Imperial

20¾

21¼

21 ⅝

22

22½

22¾

23¼

23 ⅝

24

24½

24¾

US

6 ⅝

6 ⅞

7

7 ⅛

7 ⅜

7 ⅝

7 ⅞

If you have concerns about taking your head fitting please give us a call on 01306 640 123 and we’ll talk you through it. You don’t necessarily need a tape measure – a piece of string will do, if you can then measure it with a ruler!